Re: DNS forwarding?
From: GTD (NOSPAM_downie@btinternet.com)
Date: 09/30/02
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From: "GTD" <NOSPAM_downie@btinternet.com> Date: Mon, 30 Sep 2002 21:11:30 +0100
Search Microsoft support for an article on DNS cache.
It's a file in the winnt\system32\drivers\etc directory (i think... it was a
long time ago).
It has a list of DNS servers in it A,B,C...etc. that Microsoft DNS uses.
There's a Q article that suggests changing the top two of these to your ISP
primary and Secondary DNS servers to improve DNS.
We followed the MS article to the letter and got great results.
Good Luck.
Gordon...
"Ronald van den Haak" <amazzhaa@xs4all.nl> wrote in message
news:3D0516D9.29587CFB@xs4all.nl...
> Hi,
>
> I've got a small windows 2000 network with a router and a windows2000
> server domain controller. To promote to domaincontroller I had to set up
> a DNS server for local domain resolution. I took a fake domainname:
> ipp.nl.
>
> Since than I have a problem with name resolution. On the client win2000
> pc's I gave as DNS servers the ip's of the primary and secondary DNS
> server of my ISP and as third I gave the ip of the Domain controller.
>
> If I put the isp's DNS servers on top and the local one as last, logon
> to the domain is very slow. If I put the DNS of the local server on top
> I cannot access the internet.
>
> My question is as not an expert on DNS, what simple thing I have to do
> so the local server forwards DNS requests to the servers on the
> internet?
>
> Thanks, Ronald
>
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